This name is used in the runstring for RMVCP, the remote VCP

 

program described later in this chapter. This node name is not

 

defined or recognized as an NS, DS, or ARPA node name.

 

Although the node names may be the same when using any of these

 

networking products, each product specifies and creates them

 

differently.

Node number

(Optional) An integer number of the client node. Up to 5

 

characters can be specified.

 

If the node number is not specified, the node number is zero. This

 

number is used interchangeably with the node name in the runstring

 

for RMVCP, the remote VCP program, described later in this

 

chapter.

 

The node name and node number are used as search keys for

 

RMVCP during an interactive boot up. The first entry that matches

 

in the configuration file (/FILES802/IPL_TABLE.TXT) determines

 

the client.

LAN address

LAN station address of the client node in hexadecimal. Up to 12

 

characters can be specified.

Download file

The file name of the memory"based system to be downloaded to the

 

remote system (the client). Up to 64 characters can be specified for

 

the file name.

 

The file can be a FMGR or CI file. This file is created by BUILD,

 

which is documented in the RTEA System Generation and

 

Installation Manual, part number 92077"90034 (in Chapter 10,

 

subsection •Run BUILD to Create the Merged System File," and in

 

Appendix I). Specify the full path name of the system file. If the

 

path name is not specified, RMVCP searches for the file in

 

directory /FILES802.

 

When a download request comes in from the client, the download

 

file can be accessed in one of two different ways:

 

a. P00000 file specified at autoboot or in the VCP runstring

 

(%BDS00000sc). VCPMT searches for the default download

 

file specified in /FILES802/IPL_TABLE.TXT. The default

 

download file has the default flag set to 1. If there are no

 

entries for the client with the default flag set, then the last entry

 

for the client is used to obtain the download file name. The

 

download file name can be any legitimate file name.

 

b. Pfffff file specified in the VCP runstring. When Pfffff is

 

specified in the VCP runstring (for example, %BDS7777700sc),

 

VCPMT first searches the directory /FILES802 for the actual

 

Pfffff file, then performs a search of each FMGR cartridge.

Default flag

(Optional) 1 means that this record in the configuration file is the

 

default system to be downloaded in the case of a non"interactive

 

download session (for example, autoboot).

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